Brookfield

Bithenergy developed and constructed four utility-scale solar installations across Massachusetts, totaling 7.4 MW of clean energy capacity. All sites were built on former municipal landfills, repurposing otherwise unusable land into productive solar generation assets. The project involved multiple municipal stakeholders and complex permitting, environmental compliance and timeline coordination.

Construction was completed on time and under budget despite endangered-species restrictions. The portfolio was 100% debt-financed by Washington Gas Energy Services, with multi-stakeholder Power Purchase Agreements secured for each site.

The portfolio shows how solar infrastructure can drive sustainability, economic efficiency and environmental stewardship: municipalities converted environmental liabilities into revenue-generating clean energy systems, supporting climate goals, community pride and energy resilience.